Social Affairs

As of May 11, Vietnam passed through 25 days without new local infection cases.

Mass passenger transport providers have been asked to keep applying measures to prevent the coronavirus in the vehicles in accordance with regulations.

The support package delivery must ensure seriousness, publicity, transparency.

Students of secondary and high schools and vocational colleges in the city will return to classes from May 4.

These donations provides supports to Vietnam's fight against Covid-19.

In Vietnam, some 6,432 children were sexually abused, 857 were physically abused, 106 were victims of human trafficking, kidnapping and 1,314 children were abused by other means.

Demand from sales manager and marketing manager in FMCG increased in the first quarter of 2020.

Thousands of people, including famous artists and celebs, have joined the campaign that acknowledge frontline workers.

The rate of laborers joining the workforce in the first quarter recorded a 10-year low with 75.4% of the working-age population, down 1.3 percentage points year-on-year.

Posting others' personal photos on Facebook without consent is now considered an infringement of privacy in Vietnam.

The recruitment demand in the upcoming years is forecast to increase steadily, according to an online recruitment report.

The messages have caught public attention and been widely shared over the last few days.

A German man must stay under quarantine until April 20, but he had run away from the center on April 12.

Samsung Vietnam has identified people who made contacts with the Covid-19 patient, put them under quarantine and strictly enforced epidemic prevention protocol.

Lives of health workers at the forefront of the Covid-19 battle are at serious risk.

Hanoi police will enhance the crackdown to tighten control over the propagation of fake news in the Covid-19 pandemic period.

More than 57,000 people across Vietnam having made close contact with Covid-19 patients or come from the epidemic regions are under health supervision.

In the midst of Covid-19 outbreak, the Vietnamese government tries to calm the panic mood and normalize the situation as much as possible.

Vietnam has not used chloroquine to treat Covid-19, neither has the health ministry recommended the drug to prevent the disease.

The International Labor Organization (ILO) in Vietnam has called for urgent, large-scale and coordinated measures in three major issues.